Google Pixel 10 Pro Listed Early on Classifieds Site: See the Exclusive Images Now!

Following several leaks weeks ago, the Pixel 10 Pro has once again surfaced online. A listing on a Chinese website offers the smartphone’s motherboard for sale, accompanied by additional new images of the device.

While Google has not yet officially announced a release date for the Pixel 10, details and leaked images of the upcoming smartphones are rapidly spreading online. In June, the first images of the Pixel 10 Pro were revealed, and just last week, the specifications for both the 10 Pro and 10 Pro XL were leaked.

More intriguingly, the motherboard of the Pixel 10 Pro is now up for sale on an online marketplace. Moreover, the listing includes images showing the front and back of the smartphone, potentially confirming rumors about the device’s design. Let’s delve into the details.

The Pixel 10 Pro Makes an Early Appearance on a Classifieds Website

A rather unusual listing has appeared on a Chinese website. A seller is offering the motherboard of a smartphone that is not expected to hit the market for several weeks, the Pixel 10 Pro. The seller claims it is an “engineering prototype,” a model used for validation by the manufacturer before mass production, aligning with what we know so far about the upcoming smartphone.

In one of the images, you can see the new Tensor G5 processor powering the smartphone. Some details in the photo have been blurred to prevent Google from tracing the leak’s origin. It is worth noting that, for the first time, the SoC of the upcoming Pixels is being developed by TSMC instead of Samsung.

In two other images, the front and back of the Pixel 10 Pro are visible. As expected, and consistent with the leaked photos from last June, there are no notable changes: the Pixel 10 Pro looks identical to the Pixel 9, with its characteristic block of 3 rear camera sensors. The same goes for the front of the device. The selfie camera punch-hole is still there, and the smartphone retains the same rounded edges on the front.

In terms of design, it seems unlikely that we should expect any major changes. If Google sticks to its usual schedule, the Pixel 10 should be officially announced in a few weeks. To recall, the Pixel 9 was unveiled on August 13, 2024, and it went on sale on August 21. This year, rumors suggest that Google has set the launch date for its new smartphones on August 20, 2025.